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    TCW Module 2 Section 4 Contemporary Global Governance

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    This document outlines a lesson on contemporary global governance. It discusses global governance as rules-based order without a central authority. The United Nations is presented as a key actor in global governance with its 193 member states and six organs. The functions of the UN are maintaining peace and security, protecting human rights, delivering aid, promoting development, and upholding international law. However, the UN faces challenges like the veto power of the Security Council and not having police power over states. While globalization has increased, states remain relevant to global governance as no international organizations would exist without states to establish agreements and initiatives.

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    This document outlines a lesson on contemporary global governance. It discusses global governance as rules-based order without a central authority. The United Nations is presented as a key actor in global governance with its 193 member states and six organs. The functions of the UN are maintaining peace and security, protecting human rights, delivering aid, promoting development, and upholding international law. However, the UN faces challenges like the veto power of the Security Council and not having police power over states. While globalization has increased, states remain relevant to global governance as no international organizations would exist without states to establish agreements and initiatives.

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    This document outlines a lesson on contemporary global governance. It discusses global governance as rules-based order without a central authority. The United Nations is presented as a key actor in global governance with its 193 member states and six organs. The functions of the UN are maintaining peace and security, protecting human rights, delivering aid, promoting development, and upholding international law. However, the UN faces challenges like the veto power of the Security Council and not having police power over states. While globalization has increased, states remain relevant to global governance as no international organizations would exist without states to establish agreements and initiatives.

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    TCW Module 2 Section 4 Contemporary Global Governance

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    URDANETA CITY UNIVERSITY

    COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES


    SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
    1ST SEMESTER A.Y.2021-2022

    Contemporary Global Governance


    2.4 Contemporary Global Governance

    LESSON OUTCOMES:
    At the end the lesson, the learners are expected to
    demonstrate the following:
    • Identify the roles and functions of the United Nations
    • Describe the challenges of global governance in the 21 st
    century
    • Explain the relevance of the nation-state amid globalization
    LESSON PROPER:

    Global governance

    Governance is the sum of laws, norms, policies and


    institutions that define, constitute, mediate trans-border
    relations between states, cultures, citizens,
    intergovernmental and non-governmental organization and
    the market.
    DISCUSSION POINTS

    Rules-based order without government.


    There is no central authority.

    THERE IS NO GLOBAL GOVERNMENT.


    DISCUSSION POINTS
    INTERNATIONAL ACTORS OF GLOBAL
    GOVERNANCE
    1. States
    2. International organizations (like ASEAN)
    3. Civil Society (like NGOs –Greenpeace and CBO –
    senior citizen associations)
    4. Market (global corporations)
    DISCUSSION POINTS

    - Universal membership (193)


    - With international bureaucracy (6 organs)
    United Nations - A mechanism for information and actions
    as a global governance actor - A symbol of an imagined and constructed
    community
    - Prevent and manage trans-boundary conflict
    DISCUSSION POINTS

    UN Organs
    General Assembly - main deliberative body, policymaking
    and representative organ of 193 member states
    Security Council - responsibility for the maintenance of
    peace and security
    Economic and Social Council - principal body for
    coordination, policy review, policy dialogue, and
    recommendations on economic, social and environmental
    issues;
    DISCUSSION POINTS
    UN Organs
    International Court of Justice - UN’s principal judicial organ

    Secretariat - carries out the daily activities as mandated by the five


    other organs

    Trusteeship Council - provides international supervision for 11 Trust


    Territories and ensure that adequate steps are taken for self-
    government and independence. It suspended its operation in 1994
    after the independence Palau, the last Trust Territory
    DISCUSSION POINTS
    Confronts
    the 21st • Human rights
    ACTOR Century
    • International
    Law
    challenges

    Role of UN A space for


    members to
    manifest Israel: Capital of
    VENUE their Jerusalem
    opinions and
    perspectives
    DISCUSSION POINTS
    Functions of UN
    1. To maintain international peace and
    security
    2. To protect human rights
    3. To deliver humanitarian aid.
    4. To promote sustainable
    development
    5. To uphold international law.
    DISCUSSION POINTS

    Challenges of UN

    1. Veto power of the five permanent members of the


    Security Council
    2. Police power to regulate actions of the member states
    and enforce orders and decisions
    3. The growing number of “problems without passport”
    PROCESSING QUESTION

    Is the state still relevant amid globalization


    of governance?
    DISCUSSION POINTS

    No intergovernmental organization if there are no


    states.
    International and multinational agreements are
    designed by the state and propelled by the
    initiatives that they undertake.
    Bertucci & Alberti (2014)
    DISCUSSION POINTS

    Sovereignty has not been diminished for the state is


    the source of cooperation and concerted action
    among the states & represents the greater exercise
    of their sovereignty.

    Bertucci & Alberti (2014)


    END . .. …

    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

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